Transcript
Index
00:00:00 - Interview Introduction
00:00:34 - Childhood and early educational experience
00:02:36 - Developing an understanding of Blackness
00:04:50 - Learning about Black history and the Black experience in childhood and adolescence
00:06:22 - Personal impact of Black activism and social justice movements
00:08:00 - International perspective on American politics
00:09:30 - Ellick's role in the establishment of the Black Student Center
00:12:15 - Leaders on the Black Student Center project, their contributions, and unsung heroes
00:14:08 - Needs of students, staff, and faculty involved in the Black Student Center's creation
00:14:57 - University Administration's vision for the Black Student Center
00:16:59 - Attending the The Black Student Center Grand Opening
00:17:44 - First visit to the Black Student Center
00:18:25 - Early focus of the Black Student Center's initiatives, programming, events
00:20:10 - Issues in the early days of the Black Student Center
00:22:36 - Accomplishing the purpose of the Black Student Center
00:23:15 - The Black Student Center's impact on the campus community
00:24:40 - Personal impact of the Black Student Center on Ellick and how her life experiences impacted the BSC and black students
00:26:28 - Expectations for the future of the Black Student Center
00:27:19 - Final thoughts on the Black Student Center